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Government moves forward with crypto – payments reform

07/04/2022

New applications of blockchain-based technologies are continuously evolving, leaving many governments racing to implement suitable frameworks for the interactions of these technologies on their economies and domestic payment systems. The increased accessibility and uptake of digital assets by personal, retail, wholesale and institutional investors throughout 2021 has had global regulators playing catch up and in […]

Financial Reporting Webinar Series

01/04/2022

Our 2022 Financial Reporting webinar series will run across four interactive sessions presented by accounting experts. This year, the series will be delivered online, and sessions are spread across the year with a focus on topics of particular relevance and importance to our clients in 2022, and also provide you with a general update on […]

Federal Budget Overview 2022/23

29/03/2022

Last night, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered the 2022/23 Federal Budget, setting the Government up for their pre-election. With a May election fast approaching, there was a lot of anticipation that this Federal Budget would provide much needed support for households in managing the cost of living. While borders have opened, many business in several key […]

Innovations & regulation – the future of crypto

11/02/2022

As cryptocurrency moves beyond the periphery of financial services into the mainstream, most people now understand the basics of crypto, but its independence from regulated systems and the pace of its evolution remain problematic for governments. Since the first transaction of bitcoin in 2009, new cryptocurrencies, networks, platforms and brokers have been established and continue […]

Stephen O'Flynn, Partner

23/11/2021

I have more than 25 years of experience providing tax advice to the public and private sectors. I work collaboratively with my clients to develop strategic tax solutions that deliver tangible value to their organisations. I advise a diverse range of clients, including individuals, large private groups, government entities, and public groups across the funds […]

Danny Armstrong

23/11/2021

My career spans more than 40 years across senior leadership roles in financial services, including a decade spent living and working in Asia. I spent five years as General Director and Country Head for the Commonwealth Bank in Vietnam, where I led the team responsible for licensing and operationalising the bank in the country. I […]

Abi Chellapen, Partner

23/11/2021

I have more than 15 years’ experience providing strategic advice across all areas of tax law. I combine strong technical and practical skills to advise and assist clients across a range of industries, with a particular focus on funds management and property. My clients include ASX-listed and wholesale property funds, equity funds, corporate entities, and […]

Financial services

23/11/2021

SW has strong financial services sector experience to deliver efficient and effective advice.  Our team has worked with many of Australia’s financial institutions and have a deep understanding of funds management, banking, insurance and financial services generally.  Our reputation has grown alongside our expertise into most parts of the financial services sector across all service lines of our business: […]

Andy Lau, Partner

03/11/2021

I have extensive experience providing accounting, taxation, and business advisory services to a broad range of clients, from high-net-worth individuals to large private businesses and subsidiaries of foreign multinationals. I regularly assist foreign businesses and investors entering the Australian market, providing initial structuring and setup advice, strategic tax planning, ongoing operational advice, and fully outsourced […]

Federal Budget 2021/22

12/05/2021

Last night Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered the 2021 Federal Budget which was an extension of October’s 2020 COVID-recovery Budget, and focused on job creation and spending for individuals, in the wake of the pandemic. With an election looming, the conservative Budget included few surprises, continuing to give support to some key industries (but not all), […]